The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-22

-SauRatuck wants town hall and
has wanted one for long time now.
Three Albion churches have lost
their pastors within AZ many weeks.
The daily shipments Of celery
from Kalamazoo at present average
iIfty tons.
An order Tor 1900 Wooden dunn
bells IL being filled BY q Colduater
manufacturer
Ohio hybrid wheat at tl5 a bushel
II the latest. but it's the same old Bo-
hemiap oats fake.
>jk,foller Touring mill has been in
duoa(ltto locate at Port Austin by an
o5fer Of 300 bonus.
REV. William Charles. OF st. Louis,
Is the new rector Of the Episcopal
church at Wyandotte.
-A boulevard Is to be laid out
around Little Traverse bay from Pc
toskey to Harbor Springs.
There VIII be sanitary conyen-
ton at Albion, Dec. q and under the
auspices OF the State Board OF Health.
1T Is estimated that $4,000 worth
Of logs and cedar were destroyed by
the recent forest fires in Cheooygan
county.
Up at Cadillac where they have
lots of sand, and farms of 1t, too, they
raise pumpkins that are nearly six
feet ia circumference.
The conncilmen at Kalamazoo
have decided by large majority that
saloons must not keep open after 10
p. m. nor before a. m.
"A new postoilice has been located
In Alger county. IL starts out with
the name OF Singleton, and the post
master Is James NJ. Carr.
An air compressor at the Calumet
& Hecla mine burst saturday. causing
a loss OF $4,000 Work in the mine
will not be interfered with.
The Merchants & Miners Bank at
Iron Mountain, has closed The
cashier Is said 10 be in Canada with a
considerable sum of money.
-P. Il. Colgrove, of Hastings, was
elected grand chancellor of the grand
lodge, n. of T., of Michigan. at the
annual meeting held in Detroit
The drought did not interfere
with logging at Alpena, and nearly all
the mills have material left 70 keep
them humming six weeks longer.
They have run out of gas money
at Niles. and have stopped boring.
They will bore some more. however,
as soon as more funds can be raised.
--Preliminaries have been arranged
for the location OF large stave and
heading factory at Mount Pleasant
this fall, which win employ from thirty
Ave to seventy hands.
The residents Of Ogemaw county
will shortly vote on the question OF
appropriating $4,000 for new county
buildings, the old ones having been
burned down last spring.
--Grand Rapids is TO have perma-
nent exposition. The novel notion OF
erecting the building over the middle
Of the river, so that both sides can get
at IL freely, has been advanced.
--Mssaukee county fair, held al
Lake City, Sept. 1880. was success
4 Display of stock good, and exhibit OF
vegetables and cereals would compare
favorably with those of older counties.
The State Board OF Health has
arranged for sanitary convention 70
be held at Albion, December . and z,
for the discussion of methods relative
to the prevention OF sickness and
death.
"A young man by the name OF
Sanderson pared eighty-one and one
half bushels OF apples In nine and one.
half hours for the oxford Evaporatinp
Company. This is said to beat TIT
record.
August Peters, saloon-keeper al
Muskegon. committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the head. lie
died almost instantly. lie has beer
temporarily deranged and was about
fifty years OF age.
An act OF the State Legislature
which went into effect on Saturday
requires prosecuting attorneys 10 APP
pear In all divorce cases commenced
after that day, where the parties have
children under fourteen years Of age
The Church of Christ has JUS
closed an interesting convention a
Grand Rapids, one of the leading
features OF which was the lecture oi
George II. Smith, who has been mis-
sionary among the laps for man,
years.